To provide rationale for rewards as a form of motivation, with a suggestion of carnival games as a reward.

To describe the rationale of bibliotherapy and its various approaches; includes listing of specific books that could be read, using this approach.

To help children find a way to calm down when they are frustrated.

To provide information about a technique which leads clients in very close families to new actions and patterns of behavior when new information is presented.

To illustrate the stages and the value of client-centered play therapy as a viable technique for young children.

To illustrate the value of clients using cognitive mediation and an internal dialogue to deter impulsive behavior.

To provide information about a technique that suggests using a competing response to eliminate nail biting, thumbsucking, stuttering, tics, and hair pulling.

To provide information about the value of cooperative learning and how it works.

To increase knowledge about the benefits of showing attention for desired behaviors, and withdrawing attention for undesired behaviors.

To provide information about co-therapy where the therapist uses the client to offer suggestions to a family member as a way to help the client in a solution-based therapeutic approach.